Who economically rule on the World at this time, Is chine become a superpower in future ?

Covid-19 has transformed the path and dimension of the present world order. It has effect on all walks of human being. It has compelled policy makers to rethink and restructure the existing national and global policy for preparing to cope with new challenges which could occur anytime. At this critical transition created by Covid-19 US administration exhibits less-cooperative tendency and cut of support to international agencies. Naturally, as a second economic power and being significant responsible global actor, China need to make tangible effort integrate the world and build global solidarity to fight with tough challenges like Covid-19 The finding of this study is that China with making consensus with developing world should show more cooperative approach and play meaningful role to create new world order which would be advisable to tackle new challenges. This paper is based on qualitative research with explanatory form in an empirical basis. Solidarity theory is used to guide, analyze and come in a conclusion for this study. China need to play constructive and supportive role to expand solidarity and support to battle the virus and make a new normal situation propitious to all. Beijing has expanded support to many countries of the world.

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Among countries with at least 10 million people in 2003, China and India have been growing very rapidly since 1980. Their rapid growth has had a significant impact on the world economy. After describing the two basic channels, namely, import demand and export supply, through which the growth of a country influences growth of the rest of the world and vice versa, the paper turns to its theme, namely, the influence of the growth of China and India. China is integrated to a greater extent than India with the world economy. Although India has succeeded in becoming a major destination of global outsourcing and in exports of information technology enabled services, it lags behind China in the competition to become a global manufacturing hub,

through it is catching up. India's advantage over China lies in its vibrant democracy and the legal and financial systems.